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EU promises funds for Greenland to help ease fears of Trump
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from wsbradio.com · United States · Western Europe
The EU has pledged funds for Greenland with the aim of alleviating concerns related to former President Trump. This signifies international diplomatic and financial activity.
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